U.S. Army confirms Tesla Cybertruck can't be imported in Europe
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Re: U.S. Army confirms Tesla Cybertruck can't be imported in Europe
#2In related news, I also cannot import Bratwurst into the US ;)
Re: U.S. Army confirms Tesla Cybertruck can't be imported in Europe
#3> The Cybertruck has no type-approval from the European Union (EU) due to significant passive safety concerns. Several specifications of the Cybertruck, particularly the sharp-edged, stiff stainless-steel body, violate EU safety standards, primarily for the protection of vulnerable road users.
So it's too dangerous for pedestrians. Good, love to see a government stand up for its people now and then
Re: U.S. Army confirms Tesla Cybertruck can't be imported in Europe
#4In related news, I also cannot import Bratwurst into the US ;)
or Kinder Surprise ;-)
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#5There might be some argument that brews in this thread and I just want to say that it's nearly impossible to debate someone into believing they should care about people they don't know.
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#6Bottom story of the day?
> It is commonly known that the Cybertruck cannot be registered and operated in Germany.
Nothing much to do with the US Army.
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#9This was obvious shortly after the Cybertruck was presented to the world and it never seemed like a smart move to let it on the road the way it is.
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#10As someone who lives near two of the largest USAF bases in Europe, I'm glad the Americans can import vehicles too wide for the average street because it allows the locals to identify them at a distance and somewhat anticipate their non-existent (and often illegal) driving habits.